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Table 1 Difference in maternal characteristics in the included and excluded groups

From: Antenatal depression and anxiety and early pregnancy BMI among White British and South Asian women: retrospective analysis of data from the Born in Bradford cohort

Maternal characteristics

Included n = 7824

Excluded n = 1596

Differences in mean or %

p-valuep

Age (mean, SD)

27.3 ± 0.1

27.3 ± 0.14

0

0.96

Education level (n, %)

 None

1685 (21.5)

424 (26.6)

+ 5.1

< 0.0001**

 GCSE

2475 (31.6)

535 (33.5)

+ 1.9

 

 A-level

1235 (15.8)

142 (8.9)

−6.9

 

 Higher than A-level

1924 (24.6)

337 (21.1)

−3.5

 

 Missing

505 (6.4)

158 (9.9)

+ 3.5

 

IMD Level (n, %)

 Low deprivation

2696 (34.5)

500 (31.3)

−3.2

0.16

 High deprivation

5125 (65.5)

1096 (68.7)

+ 3.2

 

 Missing

3 (0.04)

0 (0.0)

−0.04

 

Smoking status (n, %)

 Yes

1375 (17.6)

162 (10.2)

−7.4

< 0.0001**

 No

6446 (82.4)

1427 (89.4)

+ 7.0

 

 Missing

3 (0.04)

7 (0.4)

+ 0.36

 
  1. **Significant at 0.05 significance level (two-tailed)
  2. pT-tests used for continuous variable and chi-squared with Fishers exact (where cell count < 5) used for categorical variables